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Drone Rules for Aeroporto Internacional da Catumbela

Catumbela, Benguela Province (Benguela Province) • Angola
GF4R+978, Catumbela, Angola
Lat: -12.4941 • Lng: 13.4907

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Your proposed rule edit has been approved. The outlined no-fly zone accurately reflects the airspace restrictions around Catumbela Airport.
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Summary — Unauthorized drone operations are completely prohibited within five kilometers of Catumbela Airport in Benguela Province. The major coastal airport accommodates high-volume regional commercial traffic and low-altitude emergency air ambulance operations. Operating a drone near the runway or helipads creates severe colli
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According to official directives from the National Civil Aviation Institute, Catumbela Airport functions as a zero-tolerance no-drone zone. Emergency health charter helicopters rely on clear approach paths to carry patients safely across western coastal districts. Unapproved drone flights within this controlled sector directly jeopardize the safety of commercial and emergency air crews.

Security personnel patrolling the Catumbela Airport boundary maintain constant surveillance over surrounding highways and coastlines. Violators face immediate detention, severe monetary penalties, and the permanent loss of all remote piloting equipment. Official exemptions are granted exclusively to state defense forces holding advance written authorization.
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+ According to official directives from the National Civil Aviation Institute, Catumbela Airport functions as a zero-tolerance no-drone zone. Emergency health charter helicopters rely on clear approach paths to carry patients safely across western coastal districts. Unapproved drone flights within this controlled sector directly jeopardize the safety of commercial and emergency air crews.
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+ Security personnel patrolling the Catumbela Airport boundary maintain constant surveillance over surrounding highways and coastlines. Violators face immediate detention, severe monetary penalties, and the permanent loss of all remote piloting equipment. Official exemptions are granted exclusively to state defense forces holding advance written authorization.